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Project Empire DHL Supply Chain Distribution and Logistics Center

Sector: Electric Vehicles (EVs) • Location: Jacksonville, Florida, United States

Source: CoStar

Project
Completed

Project Empire is a 603,200-square-foot DHL Supply Chain distribution and logistics center located at 10030 Eastport Road in North Jacksonville, Florida. It is a large-scale cold storage and distribution facility that consolidates two existing operations into a single hub, supporting new product launches and expanded regional distribution. The facility includes temperature-controlled cooler space,

Status
Closed
Sector
Electric Vehicles (EVs), Road, Solar, Manufacturing (Industrial), Warehouse, Automotive, Car parking, Commercial, Residential
Location
Jacksonville, Florida, United States of America
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
CoStar

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The project “Project Empire DHL Supply Chain Distribution and Logistics Center” is an infrastructure initiative in the Electric Vehicles (EVs) sector, located in Jacksonville, Florida, United States. Taiyo aggregates data on it from CoStar.

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2026-07-22

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Project Empire is a 603,200-square-foot DHL Supply Chain distribution and logistics center located at 10030 Eastport Road in North Jacksonville, Florida. It is a large-scale cold storage and distribution facility that consolidates two existing operations into a single hub, supporting new product launches and expanded regional distribution. The facility includes temperature-controlled cooler space, dry warehouse space, and office space, and has created over 100 jobs. The project achieved LEED Silver certification, incorporated a solar-ready roof and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and overcame challenges such as relocating gopher tortoises and a temporary construction pause for redesign and expansion. The city of Jacksonville approved a $1.5 million grant for the project, and DHL donated part of the parcel for parking to support a nearby baseball field. The facility was acquired by global investment firm KKR for $192 million at the end of 2025.

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Industrial

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Location

Country

United States of America (USA)

State

Florida

City

Jacksonville

Source

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CoStar

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Electric Vehicles (EVs), Road, Solar, Manufacturing (Industrial), Warehouse, Automotive, Car parking, Commercial, Residential

Article published date

2026-03-28

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